Sentence examples for real chasm from inspiring English sources

"There is a real chasm between what was reported in captive chimps and what was reported in wild chimps," said Dr. Hopkins, who is also a professor at Berry College in Georgia.

On bread-and-butter issues, he is to the left of Mr Lieberman, but the difference is much smaller than his eager team of campaign workers would have you believe.The only real chasm between the two candidates' policies is over Iraq.

And that is where the real chasm between the "super angels" and VCs is developing.

"Rugby's becoming more professional by the day and there's a real chasm between the Premiership and the Championship.

With existentialism, Royce recognizes the very real chasms that separate one person's feelings, thoughts, and will from another: the experience of another may be inscrutable.

That easy traffic between books and real things the chasms made on the shelf by the books about chasms; the way we turn up and almost spook ourselves in Johnson, or Horace, or Virgil this shuttle run across representation nowadays seems like the crisscrossing of Charon across the Stygian waters.

Nothing in real life, a chasm in F1. "Today, Ferrari get our tyres from Singapore," Mercedes' chairman Niki Lauda chuckled, very much tongue-in-cheek.

But overall, they reflect a real and wide chasm between the two Koreas, said Jennifer Jung-Kim, a Korean history expert at UCLA. ″[Some of the photo pairings] may have been selected to purposely show a stark contrast with South Korea," she told HuffPost.

That easy traffic between books and real things — the chasms made on the shelf by the books about chasms; the way we turn up and almost spook ourselves in Johnson, or Horace, or Virgil — this shuttle run across representation nowadays seems like the crisscrossing of Charon across the Stygian waters.

But I think the real problem is the chasm that yawns between the energy of Superbad, which is still a non-stop riot eight years later, and The Night Before, which will be nothing of the kind eight years hence.

In a serialization -- book or television -- it may only involve a chasm in real time, the story picking up weeks or months later from exactly where it left off.